英语词汇“intelligence quotient”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

intelligent /in-telˈi-jənt/

adjective

Endowed with the faculty of reason

Having or showing highly developed mental faculties

Alert, bright, quick of mind

Well-informed

Capable of performing some of the functions of a computer (technology)

Knowing, aware (with of; archaic)

Communicative (Shakespeare)

ORIGIN: L intelligēns, -entis, prp of intelligere; see ety for intellect

intellˈigence noun

Intellectual skill or knowledge

Mental brightness

Information communicated

News

Intelligence department

An intelligent person or being

intellˈigencer noun (archaic)

A spy

A source of information or news, an informant

A newspaper (usu as a title)

intelligential /-jenˈshl/ adjective

Concerning the intelligence

intellˈigently adverb

intelligence department or intelligence service noun

A department of state or armed service for securing and interpreting information, esp about an enemy

intelligence quotient noun

The ratio, commonly expressed as a percentage, of a person's mental age to his or her chronological age (abbrev IQ)

intelligence test noun

A test by questions and tasks to determine a person's mental capacity, or the age at which his or her capacity would be normal

intelligent design noun

The creation of the universe by a rational agent, rather than by random processes

intelligent terminal noun (computing)

A terminal incorporating a microprocessor, capable of performing simple tasks independently of the larger computer to which it is connected